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The CSS progress() function maps a value within a range to a number between 0 and 1, enabling dynamic styling based on viewport size, percentages, or other measurements. It takes three arguments (value, start, end) and handles unit type conversion implicitly, making it possible to transform lengths into numbers for properties like opacity, rotation, or color hue. Common use cases include responsive opacity adjustments, color transitions based on progress percentages, and applying effects based on element position using sibling-index().

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